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As the United States Women’s Soccer Team fights their way to the World Cup Gold, we at the ACLU can’t help but be proud of the great strides women have made since Title IX became law. When more women participate in sports and achieve in fields that have traditionally been male dominated, we begin to close the gender gap and pull ourselves closer to equality. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits sex discrimination in schools. Since its passage, women and girls seeking to participate in athletics have found a path through which to do so. A 2006 study found that sinceRead More →

The ACLU is proud to announce we had huge turnout for this year’s Pride Parade. We had a total of 42 enthusiastic volunteers march with us this year. Thanks to all the wonderful participants who helped make this year’s Pride a success. Check out some photos of the event below. Don’t hide your pride! Four of our volunteers showing off their Pride signs It was so hot on Sunday but totally worth it! We love Pride! Our intern, Amanda, passing out hand fans to the crowd This year’s volunteers were so enthusiastic. We loved them all! Lady Liberty leading the charge for equality YAY Pride! YAY ACLU! SamRead More →